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Btv faces suit over news 'blackout'
A Gaborone lawyer acting for striking public service unions has issued a statuto...
One man was admitted to Princess Marina Hospital with a broken leg courtesy of a riot police bulle, it is alleged. The victim was a bystander who happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. ... Read more
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BoB clamps down on bank penalties
The Bank of Botswana (BoB) has ordered commercial banks to ease the conditions u...
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Sephiri Se Dule touches politicians
Local rhumba musician Franco (Frank Lesokwane) says his latest offering Sephiri ...
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Standard & Poor's maintains Botswana credit rating
Leading sovereign ratings' agency, Standard & Poor's has maintained Botswana's c...
Btv faces suit over news 'blackout' | Ministers flee from audience | |
 A Gaborone lawyer acting for striking public service unions has issued a statutory notice to sue Botswana Television (Btv) and the Attorney General fo... |  MMEGI staffer EPHRAIM KEORENG is on the trail of the strike story and stumbles into strange happenings at Kgotla meetings as ministers literally bolt ... |
Mmamabula deal runs aground | Banks to cede P1.5bn to BoB | |
| *CIC Energy ends talks with JSW Energy *New suitors due to be unveiled | * Central Bank raises Reserve ratio *Move to contain cost of monetary policy |
Gunners get Chinese sponsors? | Uncertainty over venue for Zebras game | |
 Extension Gunners are reportedly close to signing a long-term kit sponsorship and merchandise deal with a Chinese sportswear firm.
|  The Botswana Football Association (BFA) is faced with another stadia crisis ahead of the Zebras' Africa Cup of Nations tie against Malawi on Sunday.
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The city: Gaborone | The US uses peace talks to divide the Taliban from Pakistan | |
| * Alexander McCall Smith doffs his hat to a 'profoundly comfortable' place. | The leaked reports over the past two weeks of a series of meetings between U.S. officials and a Taliban figure close to leader Mullah Omar seemed to p... |
Africa is open for business | ||
| A decade ago, doing business in Africa was perceived as a difficult and complex undertaking due to various reasons including, among other things, the ... |
Nitty Gritty | Project Syndicate | |
| Remembering Malikongwa-Part II | Nigeria, slouching toward nationhood |
Researchers call for firm stance on Zim polls | ||
| ZIMBABWE: A tougher stance already taken by regional leaders toward reforms on Zimbabwe can prevent a repeat of bloody, disputed elections, a pro-demo... |
Sephiri Se Dule touches politicians | 14 attend instructive theatre workshop | |
 Local rhumba musician Franco (Frank Lesokwane) says his latest offering Sephiri Se Dule has not been well-received by some members of the ruling Botsw... |  The Botswana Society for the Arts (BSA) in collaboration with the newly established Visual and Performing Arts (VAPA) Department of the University of ... |
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